authprobe vs plumb-mcp
authprobe: `authprobe` is a diagnostic tool designed to pinpoint and troubleshoot failures in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) OAuth authentication flows. It scans the discovery process, identifies divergences from specifications, and provides detailed reports including RFC-based explanations and network traces to help resolve compliance issues.; plumb-mcp: Plumb is a Figma-to-code MCP server with a built-in verification loop. It reads Figma via a desktop plugin (no rate limits, works on Free plans) and outputs a compact normalised design spec (PDS) instead of large JSON tokens. The unique verification tool drives headless Chrome to diff the rendered code against the original design, closing the loop on code quality.
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Validating OAuth discovery and protected-resource metadata behavior for MCP server authors.
Coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf) generating UI from Figma designs with verification to ensure pixel-perfect implementation.
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